China’s Quantum Pharmaceuticals (HKEX: 2228) has announced a significant licensing agreement between its biologics-focused subsidiary, Ailux Biologics, and Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ).
Under the deal, J&J will utilize Ailux' XtalFold platform, an AI-powered tool designed to accelerate biologic drug discovery and engineering.
XtalFold allows for the rapid visualization and modeling of biomolecular interactions, such as those seen in monoclonal antibodies, which are vital for the efficacy of biologics.
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